Raymond James is the worst financial institution I've ever dealt with. Jeffrey Hendel in…read moreSmithtown, NY left me hanging with no answers during one of the most sensitive times of my life, and when I went to corporate headquarters with it, they didn't care at all.

They are the worst advisors. They don't care about your needs as a client, they just want to fill…read moretheir pockets with fees. I got scammed through Desert Financial and lost my life savings. I was advised by my so called advisor to cash in a Roth account because I needed money and after I did he said, Oh I forgot to tell you you didn't have it with them long enough and I would get a penalty at the end of the year. Also it wasn't worth it for him to manage my Traditional account so my fees would increase! So I requested a new advisor and got a younger and dumber one who told me he couldn't meet with me in person and if I didn't like it, to take my business elsewhere. SO I DID! Much better care and advise from JP Morgan. I wouldn't recommend Raymond James to anyone. And by the way, there was no penalty. Proves they don't know what they are doing besides putting your money in their pockets!

Once again your employees smoking in the Wildlife Preserve which is clearly marked "NO SMOKING."…read more Is this the image you wish to portray for your Corpoaration? I would never invest with you anyway because of your exorbitant fees. But these guys are the icing on the cake of your 570 Carillon Parkway location. Do you really think that families with small children on an outing should have to pass through the plumes of smoke being produced by these clowns? I saw them come out of your building. They deliberately go where your cameras can't see them.

I got a call out of the blue from a "John" about a card which I did not have. It sounded fraudulent…read moreso I disconnected. Then I got a letter without a letterhead but my Credit Union's name and the 560 Carillon Pky address about the same card, through USPS. As I felt that this could be fraudulent too, I have sent a Secure Message to my credit union attaching a copy of the letter. I await my CU's response. A web search of the address revealed that there is some kind of anti-fraud entity at that address but it is a strange way of doing business and inspires no confidence in their integrity.